Unfortunately, just as Wen Chi spat out the illicit words, Shi Yeâs hand holding his chin suddenly increased in strength.
âAhâ¦â Wen Chi was so frightened that his shoulders shook violently and he immediately confessed and apologized out of conditioned reflex, âYour Highness, forgive me! I know my mistake!â
Shi Ye seemed to have seen through Wen Chiâs miserable performance. He approached Wen Chi expressionlessly and the warm breath fell on Wen Chiâs face: âBengong will give you another chance, if you dare to fool Bengong again, Bengong will ask someone to pull out your sharp teeth one by one.â
Wen Chi was so frightened that he could not even breathe, he gasped hard a few times and suddenly had an idea: âAnswering back to His Royal Highness, what I meant was flowering grass1.â
Before he finished speaking, Shi Ye increased the strength in his hands again.
Wen Chi hissed in pain, his round almond eyes instantly turned red and even tears started flowing from the corners of his eyes. He was so frightened that he was forced to raise his chin high and his body trembled as Shi Ye pressed down with his heavy aura.
âWell, thatâs just a word for exclamation.â At this time, Wen Chiâs brain had become a mess and he said in an incoherent manner âI was exclaiming.â
Hearing this, Shi Ye finally didnât continue to increase his strength but said calmly: âWhy were you exclaiming?â
Wen Chiâs eyes were red and after holding back for a long time, he finally managed to say: âMen who are serious are the most attractive, just now I looked at how Your Royal Highness was seriously writing something and unknowingly deeply attracted to Your Royal Highness, so I could not help but sigh.â
It must be said that Wen Chi has a special talent, that is, even when he is talking nonsense with his eyes open, he speaks with unparalleled sincerity, as if those words were pressed into his heart for a long time and until today he had no choice but to say them.
Even Wen Chi himself was almost convinced by this reason.
However, Shi Ye had long known what kind of niao xing2 Wen Chi was and while frowning, he almost pressed the tip of his nose against Wen Chiâs nose: âDo you think Bengong is a fool?â
Wen Chi: ââ¦â
Shi Yeâs eyes were so cold that Wen Chi was about to freeze, he laughed coldly: âDo you think Bengong canât see that you are cursing Bengong?â
Wen Chi stammered: âI⦠I wouldnât dareâ
âWhat else do you not dare? You dare to do anything!â Although Shi Ye hid it well, still Wen Chi smelled a hint of anger. He pinched Wen Chiâs chin and looked left and right, and laughed angrily, âLook at your sly face like a thief. I thought you have less guts than the tip of a needle. But I didnât think that you would be such a pleasant surprise to Bengong, who challenged Bengongâs bottom line again and again, you really are audacious in the extreme!â
The more Shi Ye talked, the more serious he became. At the end, he was quite ready to strangle Wen Chi to death.
Wen Chiâs face turned red to blue and blue to white. He was so frightened that he forgot to beg for mercy. He looked at Shi Ye dumbfounded, as if he was about to faint from fright.
This is definitely the end â¦â¦
With Shi Yeâs violent temper, even if he didnât strangle him to death, he would probably have him half beaten to death just like he treated Yue Gui.
And when Shi Ye scolded, why did he have to use personal attacks? Where does he look like a thief!
Thinking like this, Wen Chi was still a little indignant.
Just when Wen Chi thought that Shi Ye was really going to do something to him, he saw that Shi Ye suddenly let go of the hand that was pinching his chin and turned around in his wheelchair and went to the desk.
Seeing this, Wen Chi was about to breathe a sigh of relief when he saw Shi Ye in front of the desk beckoning to him.
So Wen Chi drew in his breath.
He didnât dare to delay and quickly got up and walked over: âWhat can I do for your highness?â
There was a brush, ink, paper, and inkstone on the desk. Even though Shi Ye and Wen Chi made such a scene just now, Eunuch Zhu was still doing his best to grind the ink, just like treating himself as a lifeless backdrop.
Just now, Shi Ye used several sheets of paper to practice writing. These sheets of paper were placed by Eunuch Zhu in front of the desk to dry. The writing was clear and distinct.
Wen Chi couldnât help but read Shi Yeâs handwriting a few more times.
He has to admit that Shi Yeâs handwriting was very beautiful. At first glance, it looked majestic and the connection between the beginning and the end was natural and smooth. Just a few strokes were enough to be pleasing to the eye.
If he had this skill, he would not worry about the tea banquet tomorrow.
Wen Chi sighed in his heart, thinking that this dog princeâs temper is a little eccentric but he had some special talents.
Wen Chi retracted his thoughts and saw a little eunuch come up and spread out a white piece of paper in front of him.
Afterwards, Eunuch Zhu handed over a writing brush: âYoung Master Wen, please.â
Wen Chi: ââ¦â
Please what?
Confused, Wen Chi could only cast a puzzled gaze on Shi Ye.
Shi Ye supported his chin and leaned lazily on the wheelchair. His slender fingertips lightly tapped twice on his cheek and said in a very light tone, âWrite the word you just said, a hundred times.â
Wen Chi: ââ¦â
âDidnât you say that you worship Bengong? I can only see your sincerity if you write down all your worship for Bengong on this paper.â Shi Ye raised his chin and said, âWrite, Bengong will watch you write.â
Wen Chi finally realized what it means âif God commits evil, you can still violate it but you canât live if you do the evil yourself3â. If he knew that a single word could trigger so many follow-ups, he would have sewed his own mouth at that time.
The word F*ck means cao (æ) in Chinese, while grass is also pronounced as cao (è). But they are two different characters. Here Wen Chi says Hua Cao (è±è) meaning small grass like plants that bloom flowers
niao xing å°¿æ§ means urinary sex in english. This is a Northeast dialect, which describes a person who is very individual, does things very special, and has abilities different from ordinary people. In the Northeast, when expressing extreme incomprehension or surprise at other peopleâs actions or attitudes, they often say âthis person is really peeingâ. It has a complimentary meaning but also a derogatory meaning.
(Proverb) It refers to the disasters that nature brings to people, and people can still escape and survive; but people cannot escape punishment for their own sins.